Nature of forces acting on the terrestrial globe - Djiedeu, Nicodeme
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This book is an investigation of some physical phenomena from the Earth's core to the interplanetary-space. We established first of all the universal standard calendar which can be used for time harmonization, a best control of physical phenomena evolving with time. Revisiting the Newton's theory of gravitation in the Earth's neighborhood, the gravity border was established and we have shown that the gravity force described by I. Newton is a local force. This led us to the study of the nature of forces acting on the terrestrial globe from which we deduced that the solar system is governed by…mehr

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This book is an investigation of some physical phenomena from the Earth's core to the interplanetary-space. We established first of all the universal standard calendar which can be used for time harmonization, a best control of physical phenomena evolving with time. Revisiting the Newton's theory of gravitation in the Earth's neighborhood, the gravity border was established and we have shown that the gravity force described by I. Newton is a local force. This led us to the study of the nature of forces acting on the terrestrial globe from which we deduced that the solar system is governed by electromagnetic interactions. We then studied the Earth's dynamics in the solar system which produced satisfactory results. Finally, because of the pseudo-periodicity of seasons appearing during a year, we have shown that there is a correlation between the Earth's dynamics and temperature variability. We established the annual temperature of the studied locality from which was deduced its seasonal divisions. This work can be helpful for many fields of research: celestial mechanics, astronomy, atomic physics, oceanography, meteorology, climatology, geophysics, climate change...etc.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Nicodeme Djiedeu has obtained his PhD degree in Optics and Application in 2011. Since then he is working at the University of Douala as a Senior Lecturer. With experience and background in Mechanical Physics and Atomic Physics, he has acquired enough skills necessary for the conception and formulation of new theories developed in this work.